Asymmetrical African Bead Mix – Assorted Krobo Glass Beads

Perfectly matched isn't always more interesting.

Build expressive jewelry with approximately 160 varied Krobo glass beads chosen for creative contrast rather than uniform repetition.

A mixed assortment of African glass beads designed for asymmetrical jewelry, statement compositions, and experimental design. Approximately 160 beads per cup, measuring about 7–30 mm, with approximately 2–4 mm holes.

No two cups are exactly alike.

WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE

Selling Unit: Approximately 1 cup

Approximate Quantity: About 160 beads

Bead Size: Approximately 7–30 mm

Hole Size: Approximately 2–4 mm

Assortment: Mixed / Random

Your cup may contain a variety of:

• Colors
• Shapes
• Sizes
• Patterns
• Textures
• Finishes
• Bead profiles

Please Note: Photographs represent the overall character of the assortment. Because each cup is individually assorted, the exact beads, colors, patterns, shapes, and proportions you receive will vary.

Specific beads shown are not guaranteed to appear in every cup.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Sustainability: Verify the composition of every included bead type before making a universal recycled-glass claim for the entire assortment.

HANDMADE VARIATION NOTICE

Each bead reflects the individual character of handcrafted production. Variations in size, shape, coloration, pattern, texture, surface finish, and hole dimensions are expected.

These variations contribute to the visual character of artisan-made beads; however, they should not be interpreted as a guarantee against actual damage or manufacturing defects.

Measurements and quantities are approximate.

CULTURAL & CRAFTSMANSHIP NOTE

Krobo glass beadmaking is an established craft tradition associated with Ghana's Krobo communities and contemporary Ghanaian bead production. The craft is recognized for transforming glass into expressive beads spanning an extraordinary range of colors, patterns, shapes, and finishes.

Aadampo presents these materials with respect for the artisans, knowledge, and cultural context behind their production—while celebrating their continuing relevance to contemporary jewelry and creative design.